So I successfully remodeled the crafting table and it looks like this:
And it seems like nothing is wrong... Until I place it in a world...
When I place a block next to it, it disappears when I look through the gaps on the crafting table and makes an x-ray glitch. Anyone know how to fix this glitch?
I think its happening because the crafting table isn't a transparant block. I've tried to make textures for my pack in progress with gaps in them and the same thing happens.
Yeah it probably is. I don't know of anyone who can do that without it glitching or something like that. That's probably a reason why minecraft uses full blocks instead of outlines of one.
Yes that's because it's not flagged transparent in the code. Minecraft does this thing called culling, in which the game will only render surfaces that you can see (ie surfaces that have a form of transparent block next to them, such as air, glass, a bed, chest, fence, etc). This is done to decrease the work your GPU has to do and thus make the game run faster, however it causes things like this.
The model itself is transparent, but in the code it has to be flagged as transparent which the crafting table is not. Unfortunately you cannot stop this from happening unless you make a mod to flag the crafting table as transparent.
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So I successfully remodeled the crafting table and it looks like this:
And it seems like nothing is wrong... Until I place it in a world...
When I place a block next to it, it disappears when I look through the gaps on the crafting table and makes an x-ray glitch. Anyone know how to fix this glitch?
That's weird are you using any mods? If you're not maybe try remaking the texture and see if it works this time.
The only mod I'm using is Optifine. I'll try to remake the texture.
I think its happening because the crafting table isn't a transparant block. I've tried to make textures for my pack in progress with gaps in them and the same thing happens.
that's probably why
Yeah it probably is. I don't know of anyone who can do that without it glitching or something like that. That's probably a reason why minecraft uses full blocks instead of outlines of one.
Yes that's because it's not flagged transparent in the code. Minecraft does this thing called culling, in which the game will only render surfaces that you can see (ie surfaces that have a form of transparent block next to them, such as air, glass, a bed, chest, fence, etc). This is done to decrease the work your GPU has to do and thus make the game run faster, however it causes things like this.
The model itself is transparent, but in the code it has to be flagged as transparent which the crafting table is not. Unfortunately you cannot stop this from happening unless you make a mod to flag the crafting table as transparent.
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